CAPSAFRICA

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY, PLANNING AND MONITORING

20-24 June 2022, Acacia Premier, Kisumu City, Kenya.

CAPS invites practitioners to this practical training program on Procurement Strategy, Planning and Monitoring to be held in Kisumu, Kenya. The objective of the training is for practitioners to gain practical skills in procurement planning for application in Projects and workplace. The training is based on internationally accepted procurement practices, development partners’ rules and government procurement regulations.

Content: Procurement policy; procurement objectives; stakeholder analysis; market research and analysis, procurement strategy for development; departmental requirements and specifications; inventory forecasting; packaging the requirements; estimating cost of goods, works and services; financial budgeting; choice of procurement method; preferences and reservations; unbundling; lotting; procurement risk analysis; procurement options and approach to market; consortium buying; use of procurement agents; preparing the procurement plan; contract strategy; monitoring of actual versus planned activities; reporting.

Outputs: Project procurement strategy; procurement plan; market price survey; contract monitoring tool

Approach: We will deliver the training using adult learning methods, short presentations, group exercises, and role-plays, focused on the practical needs at work.

Participants: The training will benefit public procurement officers, projects procurement specialists, supply chain officers, committee members, user department staff, project staff and others.

Award: Certificate of Practical Training in Procurement of Strategy, Planning and Monitoring. The participants will gain CPD points with KISM and other professional associations.

License: NITA Training Accreditation Number NITA/TRN/979

Value: Kenyans KES 65,000; Foreign US$850

Booking: Please apply online by Click Here or call Pauline on telephone: +254 706 657 369 or email info@capsafrica.org

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